Technical Project Manager, GPU Infrastructure Deployment
Springfield, Clark County, Ohio, 45502, USA
Listed on 2026-10-03
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IT/Tech
Systems Engineer, IT Project Manager, IT Infrastructure
5C DATA CENTERS
Join the Future of Digital Infrastructure
Are you a passionate Technical Project Manager looking to make a meaningful impact? We’re building the next generation of digital infrastructure powering hyperscalers, AI innovation, and high-performance computing across North America.
JOB TITLE
Technical Project Manager,GPU Infrastructure Deployment
DEPARTMENT
Cloud,Ops
LOCATION
USA(Washington, D.C., Phoenix (AZ), Memphis (TN), Columbus (OH), or nearby regions
WORK ARRANGEMENT
Remote
TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS
Up to 25%
SALARY RANGE
$155K–$175K
Role Summary
We are seeking a Technical Project Manager (TPM) to drive the planning, coordination, and execution of large-scale GPU cluster infrastructure deployment programs. This role partners across multiple engineering teams to manage project schedules, track milestones, resolve blockers, and communicate status across technical teams, datacenter operations, engineering, and external vendors.
The TPM operates at the intersection of program leadership and hands‑on technical deployment, ensuring that end‑to‑end GPU cluster buildouts - spanning compute, high-speed networking fabrics, high-performance storage, power, cooling, and automation - are delivered on time, within budget, and to operational readiness standards. This includes coordinating mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) readiness with facilities engineering and datacenter operations to ensure power capacity, cooling distribution, and physical infrastructure are in place ahead of rack-and-stack.
The ideal candidate brings strong technical project management expertise in hyperscale or cloud infrastructure environments, combined with a working understanding of AI/GPU deployment life cycles and cross-functional program execution.
How We Work at 5C
Our core values guide how we collaborate, make decisions, support one another, and serve our customers. We’re looking for people who embrace them and help us build something great.
What You Will Do- Lead end-to-end project management for large-scale AI/GPU cluster deployments, including multi-rack GPU compute platforms (NVIDIA DGX and similar), Infini Band and Ethernet GPU fabrics, and high-performance storage environments (e.g., VAST Data).
- Partner with engineering teams and managers to establish and drive consistent project tracking, milestone reporting, and status updates across the team and systems (e.g., Jira, Confluence).
- Coordinate procurement, rack-and-stack sequencing, cabling schedules, network deployment timelines, burn-in testing, cluster validation, and operational handoff.
- Coordinate with facilities engineering and datacenter operations to align MEP readiness (power distribution, cooling capacity, floor layout, containment) with deployment schedules.
- Communicate project status, risks, milestones, and dependencies to stakeholders at all levels including executive leadership.
- Prepare and present regular program reviews, steering committee updates, and ad-hoc project analyses.
- Maintain centralized project documentation and ensure consistent, accurate data.
- Contribute to improving and documenting repeatable deployment methodologies, scalable operational standards, and project management best practices.
- Track deployment KPIs (schedule variance, budget adherence, quality metrics) and drive continuous improvement through data-driven retrospectives.
- Lead end-to-end project management for large-scale AI/GPU cluster deployments, including multi-rack GPU compute platforms (NVIDIA DGX and similar), Infini Band and Ethernet GPU fabrics, and high-performance storage environments (e.g., VAST Data).
- Partner with engineering teams and managers to establish and drive consistent project tracking, milestone reporting, and status updates across the team and…
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